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Did you have trouble putting bulky items on roof? Getting the snow off your roof?
"Poydemte" Vehicle Rooftop Doorstep - put all your bulky items on roof easy and quick!
If you have always been a traveler and the adventurous type, or if your car’s rooftop is typically used for transporting surfboards, kayaks, bikes and any other outdoor gear, then you might benefit from having this doorstep around. The Vehicle Rooftop Doorstep gives you swift and easy access to the roof of your car. Whenever you need to attach some gear to the rooftop you can use this doorstep instead of standing on your tiptoes or worse- your car seat.
FAQs :
Question: What's the weight limit of the Poydemte Doorstep ?
Answer: While the Poydemte Doorstep is made from aircraft grade aluminum 6106 , it has a weight limit of 300kg.
Question: Will the Poydemte doorstep work on my vehicle?
Answer: The Poydemte Doorstep will fit MOST vehicle strikers. In the unfortunate event it does not fit in your vehicle, We'll be glad to take the return and refund your money. Any questions contact us.
Question: Does the Doorstep will damage my vehicle ?
Answer: We at Poydemte Doorstep added Thick soft rubber with each step to help avoid damaging your vehicle. This Thick soft rubber as a buffer and protection between your vehicle and the Poydemte Doorstep. So far we haven't had any issues with any vehicles we have tested it on.
Question: Does it damage the Latch pins and strikers？
Answer: Latch pins and strikers are the most common latch receiver used in almost every passenger car and truck that has been manufactured in the past 15 years. Knowing this, we at Poydemte Doorstep saw this as an opportunity to make a universal design that would work on almost any vehicle. The area of the striker and a vehicles "Post" which the striker is attached to is extremely strong as it must meet government standards for safety in car accidents. The striker must be able to withstand 2500 pounds of force. Below is a link from the US Department of Transportation showing the strength of the latch pin and striker.
https://www.nhtsa.gov/sites/nhtsa.dot.gov/files/tp-206-08_19…
AND … "Poydemte" owns the invention patent in USA AU (https://poydemte.com/products/new-invention-vehicle-rooftop-…)